Kalia Littlejohn, the fiery spark-plug who kick-starts the 7th grade offense. (John Fisken photos)
7th grade coach Bob Martin works the sidelines during Monday’s home game.
It gets better.
A day after the 8th grade varsity shredded visiting Northshore Monday, the Coupeville Middle School girls’ basketball squads endured a long bus trip to Sultan, returning home with four wins in as many games.
Dominating the host Turks at every step Tuesday, the Wolves held Sultan’s JV teams completely scoreless, with the 7th grade squad winning 10-0 and the 8th grade team coming out on top 9-0.
The 7th grade varsity game was the most competitive of the afternoon, with CHS pulling out a 20-13 win, while Coupeville’s 8th grade varsity rolled to a convincing 33-13 rout.
Playing so well while facing the double danger presented by back-to-back games and a long road trip, the Wolves impressed 7th grade coach Bob Martin.
“Tonight they all did very well and we’re excited to see the progress they’re making on both sides of the ball,” he said.
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